Optimization decision-making method of industrial process fusing domain knowledge and multi-source data

ABSTRACT

Disclosed is an optimization decision-making method of an industrial process fusing domain knowledge and multi-source data. The method comprises the steps of: acquiring the domain knowledge of the industrial process by using probability soft logic, and building an domain rule knowledge base of the industrial process; fusing multi-source data semantics and multi-source data features to form a new semantic knowledge representation of the industrial process, and constructing a semantic knowledge base of the industrial process; under a posteriori regularization framework, utilizing the domain rule knowledge base of the industrial process and the semantic knowledge base of the industrial process to obtain an optimization decision-making model embedded with the domain rule knowledge and obtain a posteriori distribution model; and migrating knowledge in the optimization decision-making model embedded with the domain rule knowledge into the posteriori distribution model through the knowledge distillation technology.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

The present disclosure claims the priority to the Chinese PatentApplication CN202110186760.6 entitled “Optimization decision-makingmethod of an industrial process fusing domain knowledge and multi-sourcedata” filed on Feb. 18, 2021, the entire content of which isincorporated herein by reference.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The present disclosure relates to a field of artificial intelligence,and in particular, to an optimization decision-making method of anindustrial process fusing domain knowledge and multi-source data.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

A complex industrial manufacturing process is a multi-scale dynamicsystem involving the collaborative interaction of complex productionfactors such as people, equipment, material, technology and environment,the optimization decision-making problem of which is generally incomplex coupling association with diversified dynamic production factorsand possesses features in complex mechanism, multi-objective andmulti-constraint, multi-scale dynamic optimization, and the like,causing considerable difficulties to its solution.

As new technologies such as Internet of things, cloud computing andmobile Internet have been increasingly widely used, the types and scalesof data in industrial environment increase rapidly and accumulate toform big data of the industrial process, and possess features in highsampling frequency, high information density, multi-source heterogeneityand multi-space and time distribution, and the like, which contains richinnovative knowledge and represents a dynamic variation laws and apotential model of the optimization decision-making process.

Meanwhile, there are also long-term accumulated experience and knowledgeof engineers, operators and domain experts, mechanism knowledge of aninternal change represented by a differential equation or a chemicalequation and process specifications formulated for different processesin the production process, and the like in the industrial process. Suchdiverse domain knowledge reflects a general description and a commonrule of the production factors. It is a core requirement ofintelligentizing the production of the manufacturing industry toeffectively use the rich knowledge and the diverse domain knowledgecontained in the big data of a manufacturing process, to construct anautomation system for optimization decision-making knowledge of acomplex industrial process and to promote artificial intelligencetechnology to realize automation of knowledge-based work in intelligentmanufacturing.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

In order to solve the above technical problems or at least partiallysolve the above technical problems, the present disclosure provides anoptimization decision-making method of an industrial process fusing thedomain knowledge and the multi-source data, the method including:

S1: acquiring the domain knowledge of the industrial process by usingprobability soft logic, and building a domain rule knowledge base of theindustrial process;

S2: fusing multi-source data semantics and multi-source data features toform a new semantic knowledge representation of the industrial process,and constructing a semantic knowledge base of the industrial process;

S3: under a posteriori regularization framework, utilizing the domainrule knowledge base of the industrial process and the semantic knowledgebase of the industrial process to obtain an optimization decision-makingmodel embedded with domain rule knowledge and obtain a posterioridistribution model; and

S4: migrating knowledge in the optimization decision-making modelembedded with the domain rule knowledge into the posteriori distributionmodel through the knowledge distillation technology.

According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, the specific stepsof acquiring the domain knowledge of the industrial process by using theprobability soft logic include:

S11: expressing properties, states, attributes and correlationstherebetween of different production factors in a manufacturing processby using an N-ary predicate so as to construct a first-order logic rule;

S12: defining a weighted first-order logic rule to express therelationship between an optimization decision-making problem and thecause of the optimization decision-making problem; and

S13: performing weight learning by using the probability soft logic toacquire the domain rule knowledge of the industrial process.

According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, a specific formulaof the weighted first-order logic rule is

∀D ₁ ,D ₂, . . . , D _(l) ,R.P ₁(D ¹, . . . )∧P ₂(D ₂, . . . )∧ . . . ∧P_(l)(D _(l), . . . )⇒P _(R)(Q,R):λ,

where P1, P2, Pl, PR are predicates; D1, D2, Dl, R are variables; λrepresents the weight. The weight indicates an importance of thefirst-order logic rule. That is, the larger the weight, the moreimportant the first-order logic rule is. A specific value of the weightis a non-negative real number. Such rule indicates that the states ofindustrial process targets D1, D2, . . . , D1 in a certain conditioncause the result of the optimization decision-making problem Q is R.

According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, a specificexpression form of the domain rule knowledge base of the industrialprocess is

K _(R)={(r _(i),λ_(i))}_(i=1) ^(m),

where m represents a size of the domain rule knowledge base, rirepresents an i-th first-order logic rule, and λ_(i) is the weight of acorresponding first-order logic rule.

According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, the step ofacquiring the multi-source data semantics includes:

S21: clustering the multi-source data by an unsupervised clusteringmethod to extract the multi-source data semantics; and

the step of acquiring the multi-source data features includes:

S22: preforming feature extraction on the multi-source data by using aconvolution self-encoder.

According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, a specific form ofthe new semantic knowledge representation of the industrial process isk=h_(A):R,

where the first half is a fusing feature hA and h_(A)=(H₁, H₂, . . . ,H_(N)):{A₁, A₂, . . . , A_(N)}; and R is decision-making semanticscorresponding to the fusing feature hA, and R represents a specificdecision-making result of the optimization decision-making problem.Further, (H₁, H₂, . . . , H_(N)) is a feature of compact optimizationfor the multi-source data (X₁, X₂, . . . , X_(N)); and {A₁, A₂, . . . ,A_(N)} is the semantics of the multi-source data (X₁, X₂, . . . ,X_(N)).

According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, a specificexpression form of the semantic knowledge base of the industrial processis K_(S)={k_(i)}_(i=1) ^(n), where n represents a size of the semanticknowledge base, and ki represents an i-th knowledge element.

According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, the specific stepsof obtaining the optimization decision-making model embedded with thedomain rule knowledge and obtaining the posteriori distribution modelinclude:

S31: defining a mapping relation by ϕ_(i):{r_(il)(X,Y)}_(l=1) ^(L)→

by using the domain rule knowledge base K_(R)={(r_(i),λ_(i))}_(i=1) ^(m)of the industrial process to encode the domain knowledge of theindustrial process;

S32: under the posteriori regularization framework, introducingϕ_(i):{r_(il)(X,Y)}_(l=1) ^(L)→

in the form of constraints into a learning process of the model,converting the optimization decision-making problem thereof into aconstraint-optimization problem,

${{\min\limits_{{q \in Q},{\xi \geq 0}}{f\left( {X,Y} \right)}} - {C{\sum\limits_{i}\xi_{i}}}}{{{{s.t.\lambda_{i}}{E_{q}\left\lbrack {\phi_{i}\left( {X,Y} \right)} \right\rbrack}} \leq \xi_{i}},{i = 1},\ldots,m}$

where C, λ_(i) and ξ_(i) are constants; KL(q(Y|X)∥p_(θ)(Y|X)) is a formof f(X,Y) under the posteriori regularization framework; and KL(•) is adivergence calculation; and

S33: obtaining an optimization decision-making knowledge inference modelembedded with the domain rule knowledge of the industrial process bysolving the constraint-optimization problem;

$\begin{matrix}{{\left. {q\left( Y \middle| X \right.} \right\} = {\frac{1}{Z}{p_{\theta}\left( Y \middle| X \right)}\exp\left\{ {C{\sum\limits_{i}{\lambda_{i}{\phi_{i}\left( {X,Y} \right)}}}} \right\}}}{Z = {\sum\limits_{Y}{{p_{\theta}\left( Y \middle| X \right)}\exp\left\{ {C{\sum\limits_{i}{\lambda_{i}{\phi_{i}\left( {X,Y} \right)}}}} \right\}}}}} & \end{matrix}$

where q(Y|X) represents the optimization decision-making model embedded)with the domain rule knowledge, and p_(θ)(Y|X) is the posterioridistribution model.

According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, the specific stepsof migrating knowledge in the optimization decision-making modelembedded with the domain rule knowledge into the posteriori distributionmodel include:

S41: defining the optimization decision-making model q(Y|X) embeddedwith the domain rule knowledge as a teacher network, and defining theposteriori distribution model p_(θ)(Y|X) established by the multi-sourcedata semantics as a student network;

S42: training the teacher network and the student network simultaneouslyby using the domain rule knowledge base KR of the industrial process andthe semantic knowledge base KS of the industrial process, where aparameter θ is updated as follows:

$\theta^{t + 1} = {\underset{\theta \in \Theta}{argmin}\frac{1}{n}{\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{n}\left\lbrack {{\left( {1 - \pi} \right){loss}\left( {c_{R}^{i},\sigma_{\theta}} \right)} + {\pi{loss}\left( {s_{i}^{t},\sigma_{\theta}} \right)}} \right\rbrack}}$

where loss(•) is a loss function; σ_(θ) is a soft output of the studentnetwork p_(θ)(Y|X); is a soft output of the teacher network q(Y|X); andC_(R) ^(i) is a real decision-making semantics; and

performing iteration training of a teacher-student network by usingformulas

$\begin{matrix}{{\left. {q\left( Y \middle| X \right.} \right\} = {\frac{1}{Z}{p_{\theta}\left( Y \middle| X \right)}\exp\left\{ {C{\sum\limits_{i}{\lambda_{i}{\phi_{i}\left( {X,Y} \right)}}}} \right\}}}{Z = {\sum\limits_{Y}{{p_{\theta}\left( Y \middle| X \right)}\exp\left\{ {C{\sum\limits_{i}{\lambda_{i}{\phi_{i}\left( {X,Y} \right)}}}} \right\}}}}} & \end{matrix}$

and the formula

$\theta^{t + 1} = {\underset{\theta \in \Theta}{argmin}\frac{1}{n}{\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{n}\left\lbrack {{\left( {1 - \pi} \right){loss}\left( {c_{R}^{i},\sigma_{\theta}} \right)} + {\pi{loss}\left( {s_{i}^{t},\sigma_{\theta}} \right)}} \right\rbrack}}$

so as to migrate the knowledge from the teacher network to the studentnetwork.

According to an embodiment of the present disclosure, a specific form ofthe loss function loss(•) may be chosen as follows:

when solving a classification problem, the loss function of across-entropy

${{loss}\left( {y,\hat{y}} \right)} = {{- \frac{1}{n}}{\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{n}\left\lbrack {{y\ln\hat{y}} + {\left( {1 - y} \right)\ln\left( {1 - \hat{y}} \right)}} \right\rbrack}}$

may be chosen,

where y is a real value, and ŷ is a prediction value; and

when solving a regression problem, the loss function of square

${{loss}\left( {y,\overset{\hat{}}{y,}} \right)} = {\frac{1}{2n}{\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{n}{\left( {y - \overset{\hat{}}{y}} \right)}_{2}^{2}}}$

may be chosen,

where y is a real value, and ŷ is a prediction value.

The above technical solutions provided by the embodiment of the presentdisclosure have following advantages over the prior art.

In the method provided by the invention, firstly, the unstructureddomain knowledge such as the expert experience, the mechanism knowledgeand the process specification is expressed by using the weightedfirst-order logic rule and the probability soft logic. That is, thedomain rule knowledge is represented by the formula ∀D₁,D₂, . . . ,D_(l),R.P₁(D₁, . . . )∧P₂(D₂, . . . )∧ . . . ∧ P₁(D₁, . . .)⇒P_(R)(Q,R)Lλ so as to provide support to the intelligent inference ofthe optimization decision-making for the computer; secondly, the methodof the present disclosure provides a new form of knowledgerepresentation as shown by the formula k=(H₁,H₂, . . . , H_(N)):{A₁, A₂,. . . , A_(N)}:R, which enables compact expression of the massivemulti-source data of the industrial process, gives feature semantics toeach multi-source data, and converts the multi-source data intoknowledge containing the semantics information, so as to provide supportto the optimization decision-making of the industrial process; and thenbuilding the optimization decision-making model embedded with the domainrule knowledge of the industrial process by using the built domain ruleknowledge base and the semantic knowledge base of the industrialprocess, which enables effectively combination of the domain knowledgeand the multi-source data semantic knowledge so as to drive theoptimization decision-making of the industrial process collaboratively,accurately reveals the internal mechanism and evolutionarycharacteristics of the optimization decision-making, and achievesknowledge automation of the optimization decision-making of theindustrial process.

Further, the method of the present disclosure provides a feasiblesolution to compression of the optimization decision-making knowledgeinference model embedded with the domain rule knowledge, may obtain anequivalent lightweight model, and provides a real-time onlineoptimization for the optimization decision-making problem of theindustrial process.

In addition, the present disclosure provides a solution framework forsolving the optimization decision-making problem by combining the domainknowledge with the industrial big data, effectively uses theunstructured domain knowledge of the industrial process and massive datagenerated by sensor networks, enhances robustness and accuracy ofsolving the optimization decision-making problem, and lays a solidfoundation for the knowledge automation of the industrial process.

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The accompanying drawings herein, which are incorporated in andconstitute a part of this specification, illustrate embodimentsaccording to the present disclosure and together with the specificationserve to explain the inventive principles.

For the purpose of more clearly illustrating the embodiments of thepresent disclosure or the technical solution in the prior art, a briefdescription of the accompanying drawings to be used in describing theembodiments or the prior art is given below. It is obvious for ordinarypersons skilled in the art to obtain other accompanying drawings fromthese accompanying drawings without any inventive effort.

FIG. 1 is a flow chart of an optimization decision-making method of anindustrial process fusing domain knowledge and multi-source dataprovided by the embodiment of the invention.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram illustrating a structure of the optimizationdecision-making method of the industrial process fusing the domainknowledge and the multi-source data according to an exemplaryembodiment.

FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating an optimization decision-makingstructure of parameter intelligent correction for a dual drive model ofmaterial flow and energy flow of a whole process of iron and steelaccording to an exemplary embodiment.

FIG. 4 is a flow chart of the specific steps of acquiring the domainknowledge of the industrial process by using the probability soft logic.

FIG. 5 is a flow chart of the steps of acquiring the multi-source datasemantics and the multi-source data features.

FIG. 6 is a flow chart of the specific steps of obtaining theoptimization decision-making model embedded with the domain ruleknowledge and obtaining the posteriori distribution model.

FIG. 7 is a flow chart of the specific steps of migrating knowledge inthe optimization decision-making model embedded with the domain ruleknowledge into the posteriori distribution model.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

For the purpose of making the objects, technical solutions andadvantages of the present disclosure clearer, the technical solutions inthe embodiments of the present disclosure will be described clearly andcompletely below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings ofembodiment of the invention. Obviously, the described embodiments are apart of the embodiments of the invention, and not all of the embodimentsof the invention. Based on the embodiments of the invention, all otherembodiments obtained by ordinary persons skilled in the art withoutinventive work fall within the protective scope of the invention.

As shown in FIG. 2, the optimization decision-making method of theindustrial process fusing the domain knowledge and the multi-source datais provided for the optimization decision-making problems such asproduction planning and scheduling, fault diagnosis and analysis,process parameter optimization, abnormal operation conditiondetermination, and the like existing in the activities of a full lifecircle of the industrial process. Specifically, the method includes 4modules of, namely, domain knowledge acquisition of the industrialprocess based on the probability soft logic, knowledge acquisition byfusing the multi-source data semantics and features, optimizationdecision-making knowledge inference model embedded with the domain ruleknowledge of the industrial process and migration optimization of theoptimization decision-making model of the industrial process based onknowledge distillation. Among them, the module of domain knowledgeacquisition of the industrial process based on the probability softlogic mainly acquires the unstructured domain knowledge of theindustrial process so as to form the domain rule knowledge base; themodule of knowledge acquisition by fusing the multi-source datasemantics and the features mainly extracts knowledge with innovativevalue contained in the massive multi-source data of the industrialprocess so as to form the semantic knowledge base; the module ofoptimization decision-making knowledge inference model embedded with thedomain rule knowledge of the industrial process mainly uses the domainrule knowledge base and the semantic knowledge base to build theoptimization decision-making knowledge inference model so as to solvethe optimization decision-making problems such as the productionplanning and scheduling, the fault diagnosis and analysis, the processparameter optimization, the abnormal operation condition determination,and the like; and the module of migration optimization of theoptimization decision-making model of the industrial process based onknowledge distillation mainly performs migration optimization of thebuilt optimization decision-making knowledge inference model to obtainthe equivalent lightweight model to facilitate the online application ofthe industrial process.

FIG. 1 is a flow chart of an optimization decision-making method of anindustrial process fusing domain knowledge and multi-source dataprovided by the embodiment of the invention, and the method includes:

S1: acquiring the domain knowledge of the industrial process by usingprobability soft logic, and building a domain rule knowledge base of theindustrial process;

S2: fusing multi-source data semantics and multi-source data features toform a new semantic knowledge representation of the industrial process,and constructing a semantic knowledge base of the industrial process;

S3: under a posteriori regularization framework, utilizing the domainrule knowledge base of the industrial process and the semantic knowledgebase of the industrial process to obtain an optimization decision-makingmodel embedded with domain rule knowledge and obtain a posterioridistribution model; and

S4: migrating knowledge in the optimization decision-making modelembedded with the domain rule knowledge into the posteriori distributionmodel through the knowledge distillation technology.

Further, as shown in FIG. 4, based on the above solution, the specificsteps of acquiring the domain knowledge of the industrial process byusing the probability soft logic include:

S11: expressing properties, states, attributes and correlationstherebetween of different production factors in a manufacturing processby using an N-ary predicate so as to construct a first-order logic rule;

S12: defining a weighted first-order logic rules to express therelationship between an optimization decision-making problem and thecause of the optimization decision-making problem; and

S13: performing weight learning by using the probability soft logic toacquire the domain rule knowledge of the industrial process.

Further, based on the above solution, a specific formula of the weightedfirst-order logic rule is

∀D₁,D₂, . . . , D_(l),R.P₁(D₁, . . . )∧P₂(D₂, . . . _∧ . . .∧P_(l)(D_(l), . . . )⇒P_(R)(Q,R):λ

where P₁, P₂, P_(l), P_(R) are predicates; D₁, D₂, D_(l), R arevariables; λ represents the weight. The weight indicates an importanceof the first-order logic rule. That is, the larger the weight, the moreimportant the first-order logic rule is. The specific value of theweight is a non-negative real number. Such rule indicates that thestates of industrial process targets D₁, D₂, . . . , D_(l) in a certaincondition cause the result of the optimization decision-making problem Qis R.

Further, based on the above solution, a specific expression form of thedomain rule knowledge base of the industrial process isK_(R)={(r_(i),λ_(i))}_(i=1) ^(m), where m represents a size of thedomain rule knowledge base, r_(i) , represents an i-th first-order logicrule, and λ_(i) is the weight of a corresponding first-order logic rule.

Further, as shown in FIG. 5, based on the above solution, the step ofacquiring the multi-source data semantics includes:

S21: clustering the multi-source data by an unsupervised clusteringmethod to extract the multi-source data semantics; and

the step of acquiring the multi-source data features includes:

S22: preforming feature extraction on the multi-source data by using aconvolution self-encoder.

Further, based on the above solution, a specific form of the newsemantic knowledge representation of the industrial process isk=h_(A):R,

where the first half is a fusing feature h_(A) h_(A)=(H₁, H₂, . . . ,H_(N)):{A₁, A₂, . . . , A_(N)}; and R is decision-making semanticscorresponding to the fusing feature h_(A), and R generally represents aspecific decision-making result of the decision-making problem. Further,(H₁, H₂, . . . , H_(N)) is a feature of compact optimization for themulti-source data (X₁, X₂, . . . , X_(N)); and {A₁, A₂, . . . , A_(N)}is the semantics of the multi-source data (X₁, X₂, . . . , X_(N)).

Further, based on the above solution, a specific expression form of thesemantic knowledge base of the industrial process is K_(S)={k_(i)}_(i=1)^(n), where n represents a size of the semantic knowledge base, andk_(i) represents an i-th knowledge element.

Generally, the domain knowledge of the industrial process reflectsnatural variation laws of the optimization decision-making process,while the knowledge implied by the multi-source data reflects dynamicvariation laws of the manufacturing process. The internal mechanism andevolutionary characteristics of the optimization decision-making problemof the industrial process may be accurately revealed by effectivelycombining the domain knowledge and the innovative knowledge implied bythe multi-source data.

Further, as shown in FIG. 6, based on the above solution, the specificsteps of obtaining the optimization decision-making model embedded withthe domain rule knowledge and obtaining the posteriori distributionmodel include:

S31: defining a mapping relation by ϕ_(i):{r_(il)(X,Y)}_(l=1) ^(L)→

by using the domain rule knowledge base K_(R)={(r_(i),λ_(i))}_(i=1) ^(m)of the industrial process to encode the domain knowledge of theindustrial process;

S32: under the posteriori regularization framework, introducingϕ_(i):{r_(il)(X,Y)}_(l=1) ^(L)→

in the form of constraints into a learning process of the model,converting the optimization decision-making problem thereof into aconstraint-optimization problem,

${{\min\limits_{{q \in Q},{\xi \geq 0}}{f\left( {X,Y} \right)}} - {C{\sum\limits_{i}\xi_{i}}}}{{{{s.t.\lambda_{i}}{E_{q}\left\lbrack {\phi_{i}\left( {X,Y} \right)} \right\rbrack}} \leq \xi_{i}},{i = 1},\ldots,{m;}}$

where C, λ_(i) and ξ_(i) are constants; KL(q(Y|X)∥p_(θ)(Y|X)) is a formof f(X,Y) under the posteriori regularization framework; and KL(•) is adivergence calculation; and

S33: obtaining an optimization decision-making knowledge inference modelembedded with the domain rule knowledge of the industrial process bysolving the constraint-optimization problem;

${{q\left( Y \middle| X \right)} = {\frac{1}{Z}{p_{\theta}\left( Y \middle| X \right)}\exp\left\{ {C{\sum\limits_{i}{\lambda_{i}{\phi_{i}\left( {X,Y} \right)}}}} \right\}}}{Z = {\sum\limits_{Y}{{p_{\theta}\left( Y \middle| X \right)}\exp\left\{ {C{\sum\limits_{i}{\lambda_{i}{\phi_{i}\left( {X,Y} \right)}}}} \right\}}}}$

where q(Y|X) represents the optimization decision-making model embeddedwith the domain rule knowledge, and p^(θ)(Y|X) is the posterioridistribution model.

Further, as shown in FIG. 7, based on the above solution, the specificsteps of migrating knowledge in the optimization decision-making modelembedded with the domain rule knowledge into the posteriori distributionmodel include:

S41: refining the optimization decision-making model q(Y|X) embeddedwith the domain rule knowledge as a teacher network, and defining theposteriori distribution model p_(θ)(Y|X) established by the multi-sourcedata semantics as a student network;

S42: training the teacher network and the student network simultaneouslywith the domain rule knowledge base K_(R) of the industrial process andthe semantic knowledge base K_(S) of the industrial process, where aparameter θ is updated as follows:

$\theta^{t + 1} = {\underset{\theta \in \Theta}{argmin}\frac{1}{n}{\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{n}\left\lbrack {{\left( {1 - \pi} \right){loss}\left( {c_{R}^{i},\sigma_{\theta}} \right)} + {\pi{{loss}\left( {s_{i}^{t},\sigma_{\theta}} \right)}}} \right\rbrack}}$

where loss(•) is a loss function; σ_(θ) a soft output of the studentnetwork p_(θ)(Y|X); S_(i) ^(t) is a soft output of the teacher networkq(Y|X); and C_(R) ^(i) is a real decision-making semantics; and

performing iteration training of a teacher-student network by using theformula

${{q\left( Y \middle| X \right)} = {\frac{1}{Z}{p_{\theta}\left( Y \middle| X \right)}\exp\left\{ {C{\sum\limits_{i}{\lambda_{i}{\phi_{i}\left( {X,Y} \right)}}}} \right\}}}{Z = {\sum\limits_{Y}{{p_{\theta}\left( Y \middle| X \right)}\exp\left\{ {C{\sum\limits_{i}{\lambda_{i}{\phi_{i}\left( {X,Y} \right)}}}} \right\}}}}$

and the formula

$\theta^{t + 1} = {\underset{\theta \in \Theta}{argmin}\frac{1}{n}{\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{n}\left\lbrack {{\left( {1 - \pi} \right){loss}\left( {c_{R}^{i},\sigma_{\theta}} \right)} + {\pi{{loss}\left( {s_{i}^{t},\sigma_{\theta}} \right)}}} \right\rbrack}}$

so as to migrate the knowledge from the teacher network to the studentnetwork.

Further, based on the above solution, a specific form of the lossfunction loss(•) may be chosen as follows:

when solving a classification problem, the loss function of across-entropy

${{loss}\left( {y,\overset{\hat{}}{y,}} \right)} = {{- \frac{1}{n}}{\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{n}\left\lbrack {{y\ln\hat{y}} + {\left( {1 - y} \right){\ln\left( {1 - \hat{y}} \right)}}} \right\rbrack}}$

may be chosen,

where y is a real value, and ŷ is a prediction value; and

when solving a regression problem, the loss function of square

${{loss}\left( {y,\overset{\hat{}}{y,}} \right)} = {\frac{1}{2n}{\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{n}{\left( {y - \overset{\hat{}}{y}} \right)}_{2}^{2}}}$

may be chosen,

where y is a real value, and ŷ is a prediction value.

EMBODIMENTS

The energy flow network of iron and steel industry is a complex and hugesystem. The energy flow network is in a dynamic state in the productionprocess and is in coupling correlation with the material flow. The builtmodel of the material flow and the energy flow of a whole process isrequired to be dynamically self-adaptive to meet actual needs. Theoperational big data of the whole process of the iron and steel containsthe dynamic variation laws of the material flow and the energy flow,while the dynamic simulation of virtual data of the whole process mayreflect the evolution characteristics of physical entities. The methodof accurately modeling the material flow and the energy flow of thewhole process of the iron and steel by fusing knowledge learning isprovided herein, which mines the innovative knowledge implied by theoperational big data of the whole process of the iron and steel, formsthe domain rule knowledge base and the semantic knowledge base, buildsthe optimization decision-making knowledge inference model embedded withthe domain rule knowledge based on the domain rule knowledge base andthe semantic knowledge base, and intelligently corrects the built dualdrive model of the material flow and the energy flow of the wholeprocess of the iron and steel, so as to realize the dynamicself-adaptation of the model and improve the accuracy of the model. FIG.3 shows the basic framework of the optimization decision-makingstructure.

FIG. 3 mainly includes 3 parts: the dual drive model of the materialflow and the energy flow of the whole process of the iron and steel, anoperation optimization method based on knowledge inference modelparameters and the dynamic simulation of the material flow and theenergy flow of the whole process of the iron and steel. Among these 3parts, the dual drive model of the material flow and the energy flow ofthe whole process of the iron and steel is specific to network nodes ofthe material flow and the energy flow of the whole process of the ironand steel and builds a dual drive model for mechanism and data so as tosolve limitations caused by using mechanism model or data modelseparately and enhance robustness and accuracy of the model. The moduleof the operation optimization method based on knowledge inference modelparameters solves the problem of parameter dynamic evolution of the dualdrive model. Since the process of the iron and steel features innonlinearity, strong coupling of variables and space-and-timecomplexity, the built dual drive model also requires constant adjustmentof the model parameters so as to adapt to the accuracy of the actualproduction process model. The module of the dynamic simulation of thematerial flow and the energy flow of the whole process of the iron andsteel verifies the reliability of the dual drive model of the materialflow and the energy flow of the whole process of the iron and steel, andprovides simulation data support to the module of the operationoptimization method based on knowledge inference model parameters.

Hereinafter, the 3 parts mentioned above will be described in detail,respectively.

(1) The Dual Drive Model of the Material Flow and the Energy Flow of theWhole Process of the Iron and Steel

The dual drive model of the material flow and the energy flow of thewhole process of the iron and steel mainly performs fusing of mechanismmodel and data model of the material flow and the energy flow of thewhole process of the iron and steel by means of a certain method so asto form complementary advantages of the mechanism model and the datamodel, thereby enhance the accuracy of modeling. Since the material flowand the energy flow have complex structures during the productionprocess of the iron and steel and there are characteristics such asmulti-dimensional correlation, multi-field cooperation, multi-phasecoupling, and the like between the material flow and the energy flow,the accurately built fusing model is the foundation of achievingcollaborative optimization of production operation of the iron andsteel. On one hand, in the invention, a network modeling method of“node-connector” is utilized to construct equipment, units, processes,and the like involved by the material flow into “nodes” of differentscales, and to construct pipings, hot-metal tanks, ladles, and the likeinvolved by the energy flow into “connectors” so as to form a mechanismmodel with coupling network of the material flow and the energy flow. Onthe other hand, semantic features of multi-source heterogeneousspace-and-time data of the production process are extracted and mappingmechanism of the semantic features of the material flow and the energyflow is explored to build the data model. Finally, the mechanism modeland the data model of the material flow and the energy flow of the wholeprocess of the iron and steel are fused to form the dual drive modelf_(mechanism-data-driven)(X;θ), where θ is the model parameter.

(2) The Operation Optimization Method Based on Knowledge Inference ModelParameters

The manufacturing process environment of the iron and steel is complex,and the built model is continuously changing. With the method providedby the invention, the parameter θ of the dual drive modelf_(mechanism-data-driven) (X;θ) of the material flow and the energy flowof the whole process of the iron and steel is intelligently corrected.Firstly, the operational big data of the whole process of the iron andsteel and the simulation data of the dynamic simulation module of thematerial flow and the energy flow of the whole process of the iron andsteel are mined for knowledge so as to form the domain rule knowledgebase and the semantic knowledge base.

The representation of the domain rule is as shown follows:

∀D₁,D₂, . . . D_(l),R.P₁(D₁, . . . )∧P₂(D₂, . . . )∧ . . . ∧P_(l)(D_(l),. . . )⇒P_(R)(Q,R):λ

where P₁, P₂, P_(l), P_(R) are predicates; D₁, D₂, D_(l), R arevariables; λ represents the weight. The weight indicates an importanceof the first-order logic rule. That is, the larger the weight, the moreimportant the first-order logic rule is. The specific value of theweight is a non-negative real number. Such rule indicates that thestates of industrial process targets D₁, D₂, . . . , D_(l) in a certaincondition cause the result of the optimization decision-making problem Qis R.

The representation of the semantic knowledge is shown as follows:

k=(H₁, H₂, . . . , H_(N)):{A₁, A₂, . . . , A_(N)}:R,

where the first half is the fusing feature h_(A) h_(A)=(H₁, H₂, . . . ,H_(N)):{A₁, A₂, . . . , A_(N)}; and R is decision-making semanticscorresponding to the fusing feature h_(A), and R generally represents aspecific decision-making result of a certain decision-making problem.

The domain rule knowledge base KR and the semantic knowledge base KS arebuilt from the above, and optimization decision-making knowledgeinference model embedded with the domain rule knowledge is shown asfollows:

${{q^{*}\left( R \middle| X \right)} = {\frac{1}{Z}{p_{\theta}\left( {\left. R \middle| H \right.,X} \right)}\exp\left\{ {C{\sum\limits_{i}{\lambda_{i}{\phi_{i}\left( {X,Y} \right)}}}} \right\}}}{Z = {\sum\limits_{Y}{{p_{\theta}\left( {\left. R \middle| H \right.,X} \right)}\exp\left\{ {C{\sum\limits_{i}{\lambda_{i}{\phi_{i}\left( {X,Y} \right)}}}} \right\}}}}$

where q*(R|X) represents the optimization decision-making mode embeddedwith the domain rule knowledge which is used as the teacher network;p_(θ)(R|H,X) is the optimization decision-making model driven by themulti-source data semantic knowledge, which is used as the studentnetwork; and ϕ_(i):{r_(il)(X,Y)}_(l=1) ^(L)→

is a mapping function of the constraints of the domain rule.

The parameter of the dual drive model of the material flow and theenergy flow of the whole process of the iron and steel is theoptimization decision-making problem of the invention, and the nature ofthis problem is a regression problem. The student network p_(θ)(R|H,X)chooses LSTM model. From this, the optimization decision-makingknowledge inference model for the parameter of the dual drive model ofthe material flow and the energy flow of the whole process of the ironand steel is obtained so as to intelligently correct the model parameterin real time.

(3) The Dynamic Simulation of the Material Flow and the Energy Flow ofthe Whole Process of the Iron and Steel

The whole process, such as sintering, coking, iron-making, steel-making,hot-rolling and cold-rolling, of the iron and steel is modelled byutilizing the built dual drive model of the material flow and the energyflow of the whole process of the iron and steel to establish the dynamicsimulation system and performs dynamic interactive iteration mappingwith the actual production process, and a digital twin system of thematerial flow and the energy flow of the whole process of the iron andsteel is formed. The dynamic simulation data generated by the digitaltwin system supports the operation optimization of the knowledgeinference model parameters as a data source.

In the invention, it should be noted that relational terms such as“first” and “second” are only used to distinguish one entity oroperation from another entity or operation, and do not necessarilyrequire or imply any such actual correlation or sequence between theseentities or operations. Further, terms “include”, “comprise” or anyother variation thereof are intended to cover non-exclusive inclusion,such that a process, method, article, or device that includes a seriesof elements includes not only those elements, but also other elementsthat are not explicitly listed, or elements inherent for such process,method, article, or device. Without further limitations, the elementsdefined by the statement “including a . . . ” do not exclude theexistence of other same elements in the process, method, article ordevice including the elements.

The above is only the specific embodiments of the invention, whichenables persons skilled in the art to understand or realize theinvention. Various modifications to these embodiments will be apparentto persons skilled in the art, and the general principles defined hereincan be implemented in other embodiments without departing from thespirit or scope of the invention. Hence, the present disclosure will notbe limited to these embodiments shown herein, but will conform to thewidest scope consistent with the principles and novel features appliedherein.

What is claimed is:
 1. An optimization decision-making method of anindustrial process fusing domain knowledge and multi-source data,comprising: S1: acquiring the domain knowledge of the industrial processby using probability soft logic, and building a domain rule knowledgebase of the industrial process, wherein a specific expression form ofthe domain rule knowledge base of the industrial process isK_(R)={r_(i),λ_(i))}_(i=1) ^(m), wherein in represents a size of thedomain rule knowledge base, r_(i) represents an i-th first-order logicrule, λ_(i) and is a weight of a corresponding first-order logic rule;S2: fusing multi-source data semantics and multi-source data features toform a new semantic knowledge representation of the industrial process,and constructing a semantic knowledge base of the industrial process;S3: under a posteriori regularization framework, utilizing the domainrule knowledge base of the industrial process and the semantic knowledgebase of the industrial process to obtain an optimization decision-makingmodel embedded with domain rule knowledge and obtain a posterioridistribution model, wherein specific steps of obtaining the optimizationdecision-making model embedded with the domain rule knowledge andobtaining the posteriori distribution model comprise: S31: defining amapping relation by using the ϕ_(i):{r_(il)(X,Y)}_(l=1) ^(L)→

by using the domain rule knowledge base K_(R)={(r_(i),λ_(i))}_(i=1) ^(m)of the industrial process to encode the domain knowledge of theindustrial process; S32: under a posteriori regularization framework,introducing ϕ_(i):{r_(il)(X,Y)}_(l=1) ^(L)→

 in form of constraints into a learning process of the model, convertingan optimization decision-making problem thereof into aconstraint-optimization problem,${{\min\limits_{{q \in Q},{\xi \geq 0}}{f\left( {X,Y} \right)}} - {C{\sum\limits_{i}\xi_{i}}}}{{{{s.t.\lambda_{i}}{E_{q}\left\lbrack {\phi_{i}\left( {X,Y} \right)} \right\rbrack}} \leq \xi_{i}},{i = 1},\ldots,{m;}}$wherein C, λ_(i) and ξ_(i) are constants; KL(q(Y|X)∥p_(θ)(Y|X)) is af(X,Y) under the posteriori regularization framework; and KL(•) is adivergence calculation; and S33: obtaining an optimizationdecision-making knowledge inference model embedded with the domain ruleknowledge of the industrial process by solving theconstraint-optimization problem;${{q\left( Y \middle| X \right)} = {\frac{1}{Z}{p_{\theta}\left( Y \middle| X \right)}\exp\left\{ {C{\sum\limits_{i}{\lambda_{i}{\phi_{i}\left( {X,Y} \right)}}}} \right\}}}{Z = {\sum\limits_{Y}{{p_{\theta}\left( Y \middle| X \right)}\exp\left\{ {C{\sum\limits_{i}{\lambda_{i}{\phi_{i}\left( {X,Y} \right)}}}} \right\}}}}$wherein q(Y|X)  represents the optimization decision-making modelembedded with the domain rule knowledge, and θ0(Y|X) is the posterioridistribution model; and S4: migrating knowledge in the optimizationdecision-making model embedded with the domain rule knowledge into theposteriori distribution model through knowledge distillation technology.2. The optimization decision-making method of the industrial processfusing the domain knowledge and the multi-source data of claim 1,wherein specific steps of acquiring the domain knowledge of theindustrial process by using the probability soft logic comprises: S11:expressing properties, states, attributes and correlations there betweendifferent production factors in a manufacturing process by using anN-ary predicate so as to construct a first-order logic rule; S12:defining a weighted first-order logic rule to express a relationshipbetween the optimization decision-making problem and a cause of theoptimization decision-making problem; and S13: performing weightlearning by using the probability soft logic to acquire the domain ruleknowledge of the industrial process.
 3. The optimization decision-makingmethod of the industrial process fusing the domain knowledge and themulti-source data of claim 2, wherein a specific formula of the weightedfirst-order logic rule is∀D₁,D₂, . . . , D_(l)R.P₁(D₁, . . . )∧P₂(D₂, . . . )∧ . . .∧P_(i)(D_(l), . . . )⇒P_(R)(Q,R):λ wherein P₁, P₂, P_(l), P_(R) arepredicates; D₁, D₂, D_(l), R are variables; λ represents the weightwhich indicates an importance of the first-order logic rule, and largerthe weight, more important the first-order logic rule is; a specificvalue of the weight is a non-negative real number; such rule indicatesthat states of industrial process targets D₁, D₂, . . . , D_(l) in acertain condition cause a result of the optimization decision-makingproblem Q is R.
 4. The optimization decision-making method of theindustrial process fusing the domain knowledge and the multi-source dataof claim 1, wherein a step of acquiring the multi-source data semanticscomprises: S21: clustering the multi-source data by an unsupervisedclustering method to extract the multi-source data semantics; andwherein a step of acquiring the multi-source data features comprises:S22: preforming feature extraction on thematic-source data by using aconvolution self-encoder.
 5. The optimization decision-making method ofthe industrial process fusing the domain knowledge and the multi-sourcedata of claim 4, wherein a specific form of the new semantic knowledgerepresentation of the industrial process is k=h_(A):R, wherein a firsthalf is a fusing feature h_(A) and h_(A)=(H₁, H₂, . . . , H_(N)):{A₁,A₂, . . . , A_(N)}; and R is decision-making semantics corresponding tothe fusing feature h_(A), and R represents a specific decision-makingresult of the optimization decision-making problem; (H₁, H₂ , . . . ,H_(N)) is a feature of compact optimization for the multi-source data(X₁, X₂, . . . , X_(N)); and {A₁, A₂, . . . , A_(N)} is semantics of themulti-source data (X₁, X₂, . . . , X_(N)).
 6. The optimizationdecision-making method of the industrial process fusing the domainknowledge and the multi-source data of claim 1, wherein a specificexpression form of the semantic knowledge base of the industrial processis K_(S)={k_(i)}_(i=1) ^(n), wherein n represents a size of the semanticknowledge base, and k_(i) represents an i-th knowledge element.
 7. Theoptimization decision-making method of the industrial process fusing thedomain knowledge and the multi-source data of claim 1, wherein specificsteps of migrating knowledge in the optimization decision-making modelembedded with the domain rule knowledge into the posteriori distributionmodel comprises: S41: defining the optimization decision-making modelq(Y|X) embedded with the domain rule knowledge as a teacher network, anddefining the posteriori distribution model p_(θ)(Y|X) established by themulti-source data semantics as a student network; S42: training theteacher network and the student network simultaneously by using thedomain rule knowledge base K_(R) of the industrial process and thesemantic knowledge base K_(S) of the industrial process, wherein aparameter θ is updated as follows:$\theta^{t + 1} = {\underset{\theta \in \Theta}{argmin}\frac{1}{n}{\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{n}\left\lbrack {{\left( {1 - \pi} \right){loss}\left( {c_{R}^{i},\sigma_{\theta}} \right)} + {\pi{{loss}\left( {s_{i}^{t},\sigma_{\theta}} \right)}}} \right\rbrack}}$wherein loss(•) is a loss function; σ_(θ) is a soft output of thestudent network p_(θ)(Y|X); S_(i) ^(t) is a soft output of the teachernetwork q(Y|X); and C_(R) ^(i) is a real decision-making semantics; andperforming iteration training of a teacher-student network by usingformulas${{q\left( Y \middle| X \right)} = {\frac{1}{Z}{p_{\theta}\left( Y \middle| X \right)}\exp\left\{ {C{\sum\limits_{i}{\lambda_{i}{\phi_{i}\left( {X,Y} \right)}}}} \right\}}}{Z = {\sum\limits_{Y}{{p_{\theta}\left( Y \middle| X \right)}\exp\left\{ {C{\sum\limits_{i}{\lambda_{i}{\phi_{i}\left( {X,Y} \right)}}}} \right\}}}}{and}{\theta^{t + 1} = {\underset{\theta \in \Theta}{argmin}\frac{1}{n}{\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{n}\left\lbrack {{\left( {1 - \pi} \right){loss}\left( {c_{R}^{i},\sigma_{\theta}} \right)} + {\pi{{loss}\left( {s_{i}^{t},\sigma_{\theta}} \right)}}} \right\rbrack}}}$ so as to migrate knowledge from the teacher network to the studentnetwork.
 8. The optimization decision-making method of the industrialprocess fusing the domain knowledge and the multi-source data of claim7, wherein a specific form of the loss function loss(*) is as follows:when solving a classification problem, the loss function of across-entropy${{loss}\left( {y,\overset{\hat{}}{y,}} \right)} = {{- \frac{1}{n}}{\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{n}\left\lbrack {{y\ln\hat{y}} + {\left( {1 - y} \right){\ln\left( {1 - \hat{y}} \right)}}} \right\rbrack}}$ is chosen, wherein y is a real value, and ŷ is a prediction value; andwhen solving a regression problem, the loss function of square${{loss}\left( {y,\overset{\hat{}}{y,}} \right)} = {\frac{1}{2n}{\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{n}{\left( {y - \overset{\hat{}}{y}} \right)}_{2}^{2}}}$ is chosen, wherein y is a real value, and ŷ is a prediction value.